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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Zacherof on June 09, 2013, 02:25:39 AM
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The filthy example of a human being richard ramerize died today :banana :t
No more court appeals and etc etc etc
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57588235/night-stalker-serial-killer-richard-ramirez-dies/
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Unfortunately he died forty years to late.
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unfortunately it seems there are more waste of space scumbags like that coming out of the wood work...need to bring back expedient public executions.
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unfortunately it seems there are more waste of space scumbags like that coming out of the wood work...need to bring back expedient public executions.
I second that :aok
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You'd think that once they were sentenced to death, it be but a simple matter to take them out back and shoot them in the head...but NOOOO. :bhead Honestly, the prison system is a load of crap.
Ye get jail time, ye slave labor. Collars + explosives will solve your escaping issue. Don't work, don't eat. After x amount of time of no working, execution (for those clever types).
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They want to give prisoners in the UK the right to vote.
Never understood that scene where they say he was suffering from mental issues when he committed the crime, all criminals are mental :old:
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I live in NE Ohio I have to give kudos to the state of Texas. Seems they have the highest rate of common sense in the US.
That creep would have been gone years ago if he were convicted in Texas. Also recently the State Govt. has made it legal to say
"Merry Christmas", "Happy Hanukkah", and any other salute to a religious holiday no matter what the religion. WTG Texas!
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Unfortunetly the cops showed up on time to east L.A. Other wise the mob wouldve handled the situation.
I just want to know why the process takes so long. They should bring back firing squads and old sparky. Oh but wait, prisoners have rights :bhead
Lethal injection is being called "inhumane" now. Oh the world is a fickle place
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I'd say this was a more immediate cost savings for California:
http://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/Suspect-in-wife-s-slaying-shot-dead-by-Vallejo-cop-4589451.php
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What happens if they convict the wrong person?
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What happens if they convict the wrong person?
Exactly
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What happens if they convict the wrong person?
Im sure they get it wrong now and then (Im not sure where or really what bailey's list is), but even going by that list what percentage is that of those that were truly guilty? On top of that if "criminals" KNOW that if they get the death sentence it WILL be carried out in less than a week, how much would that help them think twice?
As it is now they have a good chance of getting away with most stuff, and if caught, they spend time at a "country club" called a prison for a few years and released early to make room for the next round of bozo's that come along.
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I live in NE Ohio I have to give kudos to the state of Texas. Seems they have the highest rate of common sense in the US.
That creep would have been gone years ago if he were convicted in Texas. Also recently the State Govt. has made it legal to say
"Merry Christmas", "Happy Hanukkah", and any other salute to a religious holiday no matter what the religion. WTG Texas!
Texas has sent more innocent people to death row than any other state. In some cases the guilty party is obvious for example oj. In others the innocent go to jail for decades.
semp
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Im sure they get it wrong now and then (Im not sure where or really what bailey's list is), but even going by that list what percentage is that of those that were truly guilty? On top of that if "criminals" KNOW that if they get the death sentence it WILL be carried out in less than a week, how much would that help them think twice?
As it is now they have a good chance of getting away with most stuff, and if caught, they spend time at a "country club" called a prison for a few years and released early to make room for the next round of bozo's that come along.
hahahah...you obviously have never been to a Texas prison....(or any prison in general;-)........I haven't been to a Texas prison.... but I know I few that have....."country club" is a very bad description......
a much better description would be "Gladiator School" :aok
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On top of that if "criminals" KNOW that if they get the death sentence it WILL be carried out in less than a week, how much would that help them think twice?
Not at all, per repeated studies. Humans are very bad at risk assessment and one of the first things a criminal thinks going into a planned crime is that he won't be caught. If he doesn't think he is going to be caught it doesn't matter if punishment would take a week or a decade as he doesn't think he'll be subjected to any punishment at all.
Heat of the moment crimes are even less affected as nothing beyond the need to lash out NOW is driving the perp.
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Im sure they get it wrong now and then (Im not sure where or really what bailey's list is), but even going by that list what percentage is that of those that were truly guilty? On top of that if "criminals" KNOW that if they get the death sentence it WILL be carried out in less than a week, how much would that help them think twice?
As it is now they have a good chance of getting away with most stuff, and if caught, they spend time at a "country club" called a prison for a few years and released early to make room for the next round of bozo's that come along.
I'll re post that list later I just want to double check some of the source material. But what it was was a list of folks on death row that (through modern investigative techniques and or admissions of other people) were found to be innocent. I'll also post a list of people that were executed, And found to be innocent if needed
Regarding your percentage quote......So now it's ok to execute people because a percentage were "probably" guilty?
To answer the another part of your response regarding expedited executions being a deterrent. ......what if the courts were wrong?
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hahahah...you obviously have never been to a Texas prison....(or any prison in general;-)........I haven't been to a Texas prison.... but I know I few that have....."country club" is a very bad description......
a much better description would be "Gladiator School" :aok
Nope I have "never been to prison" as I abide by the rules....yes even the ones I think are stupid. I have however been to many prisons mostly Connecticut and Mass state prisons for my job and have seen how the prisoners live there. Prison shouldn't be a place to "spend time" away from society as a punishment of your crime. It should be as close to h@ll as it can be. No TVs, no movies, no gyms/work out area. Sweat shops for cheap labor come to mind. Work a 12 hour day, 3 hours of training to learn a trade, or just social rules and the rest sleep. You don't get to come back a second time.
People who break the law should be taught a lesson and given ONE chance. No 3 strikes, 2 is more than enough, and then your done. Harsh? yup, but "criminals" have been getting off far too easy for far too long. Everyone is allowed to make a mistake, whether desperate, or stupid I'll give them that, but repeat offenders just don't seem to learn. Why should the rest of society have to put up with them?
Will it slow down crime? I think so because after awhile you'll have most of the "stupid" people who think they can get away with it buried nice and deep in some hole so they can't reproduce and spread their stupidity. Will it ever happen? Nope! Crime pays and makes a lot of people a lot of money. Hey, it's just my opinion.
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Nope I have "never been to prison" as I abide by the rules....yes even the ones I think are stupid. I have however been to many prisons mostly Connecticut and Mass state prisons for my job and have seen how the prisoners live there. Prison shouldn't be a place to "spend time" away from society as a punishment of your crime. It should be as close to h@ll as it can be. No TVs, no movies, no gyms/work out area. Sweat shops for cheap labor come to mind. Work a 12 hour day, 3 hours of training to learn a trade, or just social rules and the rest sleep. You don't get to come back a second time.
People who break the law should be taught a lesson and given ONE chance. No 3 strikes, 2 is more than enough, and then your done. Harsh? yup, but "criminals" have been getting off far too easy for far too long. Everyone is allowed to make a mistake, whether desperate, or stupid I'll give them that, but repeat offenders just don't seem to learn. Why should the rest of society have to put up with them?
Will it slow down crime? I think so because after awhile you'll have most of the "stupid" people who think they can get away with it buried nice and deep in some hole so they can't reproduce and spread their stupidity. Will it ever happen? Nope! Crime pays and makes a lot of people a lot of money. Hey, it's just my opinion.
I wont disagree with anything here :aok
I am a firm believer in the death penalty....you rape....murder....you die....
the difference is I personally don't follow this systems law's.....I follow one of much greater power.....
I know most laws today are judgmental laws that are based around someone thinking they have the right to control others lives.....this I don't agree with........... vehemently.
but there is nothing I can do about it....what was written will be done.
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Nope I have "never been to prison" as I abide by the rules....yes even the ones I think are stupid. I have however been to many prisons mostly Connecticut and Mass state prisons for my job and have seen how the prisoners live there. Prison shouldn't be a place to "spend time" away from society as a punishment of your crime. It should be as close to h@ll as it can be. No TVs, no movies, no gyms/work out area. Sweat shops for cheap labor come to mind. Work a 12 hour day, 3 hours of training to learn a trade, or just social rules and the rest sleep. You don't get to come back a second time.
People who break the law should be taught a lesson and given ONE chance. No 3 strikes, 2 is more than enough, and then your done. Harsh? yup, but "criminals" have been getting off far too easy for far too long. Everyone is allowed to make a mistake, whether desperate, or stupid I'll give them that, but repeat offenders just don't seem to learn. Why should the rest of society have to put up with them?
Will it slow down crime? I think so because after awhile you'll have most of the "stupid" people who think they can get away with it buried nice and deep in some hole so they can't reproduce and spread their stupidity. Will it ever happen? Nope! Crime pays and makes a lot of people a lot of money. Hey, it's just my opinion.
I'd actually like to have a discussion about your post that I responded to.....if you have the time I'd like to see what your thoughts are. It (your post) seemed very open and ambiguous. I'm curious.
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Im sure they get it wrong now and then (Im not sure where or really what bailey's list is), but even going by that list what percentage is that of those that were truly guilty? On top of that if "criminals" KNOW that if they get the death sentence it WILL be carried out in less than a week, how much would that help them think twice?
As it is now they have a good chance of getting away with most stuff, and if caught, they spend time at a "country club" called a prison for a few years and released early to make room for the next round of bozo's that come along.
Capital punishment isn't a deterrent and never has been. Neither is incarceration. Make sure you interpret that as me not supporting the need for a criminal justice system, because that will make it easier to refute the next question altogether rather than answering.
In terms of your Laissez Faire attitude to wrongful conviction, what if it was you who were wrongly convicted and executed almost immediately?
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I wont disagree with anything here :aok
I am a firm believer in the death penalty....you rape....murder....you die....
the difference is I personally don't follow this systems law's.....I follow one of much greater power.....
I know most laws today are judgmental laws that are based around someone thinking they have the right to control others lives.....this I don't agree with........... vehemently.
but there is nothing I can do about it....what was written will be done.
I agree with you INK, but there must be rules in a society where so many people interact with each other. If what YOU (meaning anyone, not specifically you INK) do effects me and mine then there must be rules. I don't have a problem with people doing what they want as long as it doesn't effect others. You want to get high everyday no problem as long as you do it your house, but set foot in a car and come down my street I'd be happy to pull the switch on 'ol sparky myself.
I'd actually like to have a discussion about your post that I responded to.....if you have the time I'd like to see what your thoughts are. It (your post) seemed very open and ambiguous. I'm curious.
I'm open to discussion, that's what the board is about after all. Here or PM it's up to you.
Capital punishment isn't a deterrent and never has been. Neither is incarceration. Make sure you interpret that as me not supporting the need for a criminal justice system, because that will make it easier to refute the next question altogether rather than answering.
In terms of your Laissez Faire attitude to wrongful conviction, what if it was you who were wrongly convicted and executed almost immediately?
If I'm one of the ones caught up, it's my fate. Would I be happy about it? LOL! NO! With today's technology how many people will be wrongly convicted? Far less than before I'm sure. We haven't had "capitol punishment" for a long long time. It also hasn't been carried out to it's full extent either. Far to many people saying "awwww lets give him another chance" bull!
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Laissez Faire
Dude, you can't use words like that in the Wairarapa - it's a hanging offence iirc.
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Capital punishment isn't a deterrent and never has been. Neither is incarceration. Make sure you interpret that as me not supporting the need for a criminal justice system, because that will make it easier to refute the next question altogether rather than answering.
In terms of your Laissez Faire attitude to wrongful conviction, what if it was you who were wrongly convicted and executed almost immediately?
seriously? please say you're kidding...
you should do some research into repeat offenders. back when there was "hard labor" and rules within the prisons, there was a much lower percentage of repeat offenders and young first time offenders than there is now. the current prison system is a revolving door system, that caters to the "rights of the prisoners". the fact that people don't actually fear prison anymore is the only reason the risk of imprisonment and the death penalty aren't deterrents.
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seriously? please say you're kidding...
you should do some research into repeat offenders. back when there was "hard labor" and rules within the prisons, there was a much lower percentage of repeat offenders and young first time offenders than there is now. the current prison system is a revolving door system, that caters to the "rights of the prisoners". the fact that people don't actually fear prison anymore is the only reason the risk of imprisonment and the death penalty aren't deterrents.
not to mention the prisons are over crowded.
You get 3 meals, free gym membership, and tv.
Something is wrong. I'm all about givi g second chances but sometimes it's just to much.
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seriously? please say you're kidding...
you should do some research into repeat offenders. back when there was "hard labor" and rules within the prisons, there was a much lower percentage of repeat offenders and young first time offenders than there is now. the current prison system is a revolving door system, that caters to the "rights of the prisoners". the fact that people don't actually fear prison anymore is the only reason the risk of imprisonment and the death penalty aren't deterrents.
there has always been mass murderers, rapists, child molesters, you name it. it is not a thing that was invented in the past 20 years. people who are bad have always been around from way back then, and they didnt fear prison. the most famous criminals we have now are from more than 40 years ago.
back in the old days police had no clue how to investigate crimes. I like to think that now they're a bit more advanced so people like you talk about how in the old days people feared prison more than they do now.
semp
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What we should do is lax up
the ROE for the po po.
But wait that would anger the people and be called police "brutality"
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I agree with you INK, but there must be rules in a society where so many people interact with each other. If what YOU (meaning anyone, not specifically you INK) do effects me and mine then there must be rules. I don't have a problem with people doing what they want as long as it doesn't effect others. You want to get high everyday no problem as long as you do it your house, but set foot in a car and come down my street I'd be happy to pull the switch on 'ol sparky myself.
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not to cut your reply apart, but I am just responding to your response to me.....
and YES I absolutely agree.... :aok
there is an old saying "no harm no foul" .....this is how I believe we should live.....
but being someone who grew up in Jails and prison......I can assure you it is not all fun and games....not in anyway shape or form....
you guys talking about the gym.... TV....... ECT ECT
those are for guys who behave....if you dont..... you wont get to use those luxuries.....
if you guys could understand what it is like to have to be prepared to die at the slightest moment.....some may..... those who went to war....but that is very different...you have brothers and many people backing you....locked up you are alone...everyone is an enemy........every moment people are playing scams and trying to get you.....you have to be on guard at all times....for someone like me even though I grew up in jails...I wasn't a criminal....yes I did rob a homo to get put in prison.....but I had my own rules and morels so being locked up in a place were NO ONE had morels was very taxing for me...I truly lost my mind.....and only the love of my wife and kids brought me back.
very few will understand what it is like......and even less will understand what is like for someone like me who does know right from wrong.
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there has always been mass murderers, rapists, child molesters, you name it. it is not a thing that was invented in the past 20 years. people who are bad have always been around from way back then, and they didnt fear prison. the most famous criminals we have now are from more than 40 years ago.
back in the old days police had no clue how to investigate crimes. I like to think that now they're a bit more advanced so people like you talk about how in the old days people feared prison more than they do now.
semp
it's too bad you're clueless...
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it's too bad you're clueless...
You really think crime was just invented recently. Dude I am 48 years old and I've been hearing "this never happened when I was young" crap since then.
Semp
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You really think crime was just invented recently. Dude I am 48 years old and I've been hearing "this never happened when I was young" crap since then.
Semp
48 years of clueless...not surprised. never said anything like "this never happened", read again.
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48 years of clueless...not surprised. never said anything like "this never happened", read again.
I never said you did. Perhaps you should read again.
Semp
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It all depends on how you view the roll of jail....
1) If its punishment/retribution, then making it hell for them make sense on the surface... the problem is that people don't 'go away', once released they are more disturbed than entering and are more likely to commit crime. This is backed by many studies/facts that illustrate this....look at any jail, most are repeat offenders.
2) If its to protect us from them, then isolating them and 'reforming' them may be the cheaper option, while it may not be emotionally gratifying.
3) If its for 'hard time', then it steals jobs from the private sector... and in a time when there is high unemployment, esp for jobs requiring low skill levels, would you prefer honest, hard working citizens to have the opportunity, or criminals doing the work for lining the pockets of wardens?
Remember folks, statistically, most people in jail are not there for 'heinous' crimes... most are actually there for drug related offences.